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Then again at 6:05 by Ken Knightingale from Dale Crawford. Duffs tried to come back with a goal at 7:15 by Wayne Church. They tried to get another but time ran out and it ended 4-3. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING \ DANCE | PARTY etc. call 985- 3089 (after 6p.m.) Peter's Platters Ontario to organize lottery for sports, recreation and culture - - Physical fitness, sports, recreational and cultural programs in Ontario will share the proceeds of a . provincial lottery which will be established this year. Robert Welch, who heads the new Ministry of Culture and Recreation, told- the Legislature a lottery corpor- ation will be established as a Crown 'agency to run the lottery. "The net proceeds," he said, "will be used by the government to support pro- grams for physical fitness, sports, recreation and cul- ture in Ontario. The corpor- ation will determine the price of tickets, sales arrangements, size of the' prizes and frequency of the draws." "On the basis of experi- ence elsewhere we expect that sales could reach $100 million within - the next couple of years. After the return of about 40 per cent of that in prizes and the pay- ment of operational expen- "ses and sales commissions of about 20 per cent, we expect between. $40 million and $50 million to be available for physical fitness, sports, re- creation and cultural programs. "We would not want our lottery to, adversely affect INDUSTRIAL and COMMERCIAL RUBBISH and WASTE REMOVAL i 57 a HH EEE Sofi EE teeta dt 'the sales of Olympic Lottery tickets in Ontario. We have had extensive discussions about this with Olympic Lot- tery officials and we have been encouraged by them to "move ahead with out plans for the Ontario Lottery." 'Additional revenue from this provincial lottery will be used to enhance even further « PS the new impetus this govern- ment intends to give to a whole range of activities which will benefit all the residents of Ontario," he - added. Flamingos eliminated To play team from USA The Flamingo Pastries Junior "C'" hockey club were eliminated from play-off ac- tion last Tuesday night in Lindsay by a score of 6-4 by the Trent-Muskies. Lindsay wins the best of seven series 4 games to two. This game was one of the finest of the series as the Flamingos jumped into an early lead on goals by Neil McLaughlin and Bob Mar- quis but the Muskies tied the game at 2-2 with Bob Templehagen and Jim Coombs notching goals. At the end of 2 periods the local club held a narrow 4-3 edge as Robin Kydd and Ken Jeffrey scored while Vaughn Wright replied for the Muskies. In the third period it was all Lindsay as the Muskies notched three goals by " Coombs, Steve- Richardson with two to earn a hard fought win and the series. The Flamingos earned the praise of their fans and the Lindsay fans in this series as they gave a big effort and as Bob Spooner of CKLY said following the game "It was the best league final play-off series he had broadcast in the four years he had been doing the Lindsay games". Lindsay now advance against the Bracebridge Bears as they now try to win the All-Ontario Junior *"C" junior = Championship and the Flam- ingo fans, players and executive wish them the best 4 of luck. The hockey season is not over for the Flamingos as they will be playing a Junior team from Arlington Heights Illinois, U.S.A. which is a suburb of Chicago on Friday March 28. There will be more information in next weeks paper concerning this excit- ing game. : Fe ° FLAMINGO Sport Shorts Lindsay Trent-Muskies after : defeating our Flamingos have won the first two games against Bracebridge by simi- lar scores of 7-4. The game in Bracebridge was an over- time win for the Muskies. The Flamingo hockey club | achieved one 'milestone' they have been after for three years as they had over , TY 1000 fans in attendance in the last Lindsay game. There is still plenty of hockey action at the local arena as the Toyota Midgets are in there play-off series with Oak Ridges and Many of the Flamingo supporters should attend and boost the future Flamingos of next season. FEDERATION of AGRICULTURE of DURHAM REGION Township Hall, Sunderland Tuesday, March 25, 1975 DISPOSAL | at 8:30 P.M. SERVICES Special discussion topic: . = Farmers Income Protection Plan - SPEAKER: Operated by IB PEDERSEN | KER RON JONES, DIRECTOR O.F.A. Don't miss this important meeting. o ALL STEEL CONTAINERS SUPPLIED All farmers are invited, we | d ini o RADIO DISPATCHED FLEET fe your &pinion k J eo COMPACTOR SYSTEMS e 2-4-6 CUBIC YARD CONTAINERS 'NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS = ALTERATIONS " Service is our business" IB PEDERSEN DISPOSAL & TRUCKING CO. Call us today at 852-6800 A TUT